Vissza a fôlapra
  Greetings

I have been observing the work of the Pécsi Organ-building Manufacture for years. Some members of the limited company are descendants of the high standard Angster Company's professional core team. Team members are very good professionals, who have set a high standard in their domestic and foreign training as well as in their work. It is a pleasure to support them since they work with consideration and dedication. Their objective is the organ, its construction of high quality and it is their motivation in the economic competition. Easy money is far away from them. I wish them every success and accomplishment.

Pécs, 15.10.1998.

 


(József Angster)

Pécsi Organ-building Manufacture Ltd.
Attila Budavári
PÉCS

In the past thousand years of the Diocese of Pécs, sacred music, including its development to which the former Angster Organ Factory contributed so much, has played a significant role. The factory has not been operative for decades, but these organs, that were manufactured here, are still in the service of praising the Lord in our churches. It affords me great pleasure to hear that József Angster, the old organ builder has initiated and supported the reestablishment of the organ factory in Pécs. He has recruited young people, followed their education with great attention and supported the start-up of the Pécs Organ-building Manufacture. Sharing his competence and skills with a group of enthusiastic young people who are devoted to the organ, Pécs has an organ factory anew, whose works I have seen and can speak of with appreciation. The achievements of the factory's several years of operation are only partly included in this guide booklet, because I have visited the factory and have seen some of the renovated organs and there is certainly more to it.
When one considers the work already undertaken, the future is full of hope, and I expect more and more organs to be serving sacred music, and the organs built by the factory will enhance the reputation of the organs from Pécs. Furthermore, the organs will justify the existence of work by reputable craftsmen in the 21st century.

I ask for the generous blessing of the Almighty upon their work and the lives of their families.

I believe that the sound of the organs that leave the factory - asking, imploring and thanking - will bring people's hearts closer to God's blessing and salvation.


Pécs, 19 November 1998, On the feast day of Saint Elizabeth of Arpad dynasty


Mihály Mayer
Diocesan of Pécs